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# Tenant

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1. #### Summary

   Users have access to a **clear and friendly user interface** that provides an overall view of all assets within the tenant. The overview includes key aggregated statistics such as:

   * Total users
   * Total devices
   * Total groups
   * Total geofences

   Additionally, the statistics are **clearly divided by device type**, allowing quick insight into the asset distribution.

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1. **Settings:**\
   Users can modify essential tenant details, including:
   * Tenant Name
   * URL and API URL
   * Time Zone
   * Language Preferences
2. **UI Customization:**\
   Customize the platform's appearance by:
   * Uploading a logo
   * Editing the top bar with custom text, font size, and text color
   * Selecting a background color
3. **API Management:**
   * Create new API tokens
   * Test API functions for seamless integration
4. **Subtenants Management:**
   * View all subtenants under the tenant
   * Edit or delete subtenants as needed
5. **Authorization:**
   * Max Login Attempts: Define the maximum number of failed login attempts before the account is temporarily locked for security.
   * IP Whitelisting: Restrict login access to specific IP addresses, ensuring only authorized networks can access the platform.
   * Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Enforce an additional layer of security for all tenant users, requiring a second verification step during login.
6. **BSSID**\
   \
   The **BSSID Management** page allows users to manage the list of Wi-Fi access points (BSSIDs) associated with the tenant. Each BSSID represents a trusted reference point used for location accuracy and device positioning.

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From this page, users can:

* View all configured BSSIDs in a structured table
* Search BSSIDs by name or identifier
* See the associated **latitude and longitude** for each BSSID
* Open the BSSID location directly on the **map**
* Delete existing BSSID entries (permission-based)

The table provides a **read-only overview** of the configured data, ensuring clarity and consistency across the tenant. Pagination controls allow easy navigation when managing larger BSSID lists.


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